He's Francis Mk II, but politer.
From AdVaticanum
Since his election last year, Pope Leo XIV has won over many faithful with his calls for "generous inclusion" toward traditionalist Catholics, his praise of Gregorian chant, and his defence of Latin in the liturgy. On paper, it sounds like a historic turning point for Church unity. But what is actually happening on the ground?
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